AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoZurich Film Festival Spotlight: Greta Thunberg surprised audiences at the premiere of “My Home of Wind and Sand,” a documentary on Sahrawi activist Najla Mohamed Lamin and Morocco’s occupation of Western Sahara, calling out “betrayal” by both occupiers and the international solidarity movement. Spanish Nationality Push for Sahrawis: Spain’s Senate Justice Commission backed a bill for Spanish nationality for Sahrawis born under Spanish administration, but the PP rewrote it to a Civil Code reform with a two-year residence requirement. Human Rights Pressure: The Sahrawi National Human Rights Commission urged the ICRC to intervene over nine Sahrawi political prisoners from the Gdeim Izik group on open-ended hunger strike. Morocco–Israel Backlash: Pro-Palestine protests spread across Moroccan cities as Rabat deepened Israel ties, with reports of bans, dispersals, and arrests. Tindouf Camps Under Strain: UNHCR warned that conditions in the Tindouf camps are deteriorating and called the long-standing status quo “intolerable.” Local Arts & Culture Angle: Lightdox acquired world sales rights to the Zurich-bound documentary, boosting its global reach.
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